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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1986

Page

13

North Augusta Piggly Wiggly seeks beer and wine permit

Ernest K. Stafford of Piggly Wiggly Southern Inc. filed a notice with the South Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission to sell beer and wine at the North Augusta Piggly Wiggly located at 211 Edgefield Rd. The change follows a shift in policy within the Southern group.

North Augusta Piggly Wiggly Ernest K. Stafford Piggly Wiggly Southern Inc S.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Edgefield Rd Stafford Piggly Wiggly Southern

Jackson Town Council Approves Sanitation Ordinance Hikes

The Jackson Town Council approved a sanitation ordinance raising annual rates for most businesses from 100 to 200 for supermarkets and restaurants 150 for grocery gas stores 125 for service stations while general grocery stores stay at 100. The ordinance also sets rates for trailer parks duplexes and apartment complexes.

Jackson

County Democrats Plan Precinct Meetings Ahead of Convention

The Aiken County Democratic Party schedules precinct reorganiztion meetings Monday March 10 at 7 30 p m in public precinct locations. Delegates and alternates chosen there will attend the March 24 county convention at USC Aiken gymnasium to consider resolutions.

Aiken County Democratic Party C.L Skip Townsend P.O. Box Aiken South Carolina

Salvaton Army civic meeting installs advisory board officer

Maj. Henry Russell introduced John Cunningham at the Salvation Army civic meeting last night. Cunningham was installed for a fourth term as vice chairman with a joking remark about needing a chairman of vice.

Maj Henry Russell John Cunningham Salvation Army Cunningham Aiken Lions Club Rotary Club K Family Kiwanis Club South Aiken Aubron Ashley John Culp Art Dexter Aiken Standard WJFX WAKN Wnez Radio Town & Country Club Altrusa Club Croft House Tommy Wessinger Paul Durban Dick Flynt David M. White Coile F. Scarborough Scarborough First Baptist Church Owens- Corning

Sheriff promotes new traffic unit in Aiken County

Sheriff Carroll Heath says the four person special traffic patrol shows promise as it targets high accident areas and school routes. He expects to prove success with end of quarter statistics while noting recent warnings may outpace citations and $68,000 in state grant funds support salaries and gear.

Clearwater Federal Food and Drug Administration Aiken County Carrol Heath Bath Heath S.C FDA Atlanta John Turner Aiken Sue Townsend

Salvation Army Leader Highlights Change in Lives

Milt Servais, reti red executive director of the Salvation Army Community Centers, spoke at a civic dinner about 44 years of service in Nashville and the focus on therapeutic treatment and permanent change. He emphasized helping children now, with programs in housing, work training, drug treatment, and counseling. volunteers received recognition for the 1985 Christmas campaign which raised 42481.98.

Salvation Army Milt Servais Nashville Servais South

Planning Commission backs Open Space in Pine Grove Road tract

North Augusta planners recommended denying a rezoning to R-3 for a 1.2 acre West Pine Grove Road parcel. W H McKie argued the land had once been residential. city officials found no proof of prior multi family zoning. Residents warned of traffic and loss of natural area while the council may discuss the issue Monday.

North Augusta Bryan Shuler McKie

Lader Calls Education and Business Reform Keys for SC

Phil Lader outlines education improvement and economic development as top SC priorities. He urges proper use of sales tax revenue to support classrooms and teacher salaries, plus strong government management to attract business. The Democrat ex college president spoke to Aiken Kiwanis.

Mary Anne Browder Phil Lader South Carolina Lader Aiken Kiwanis Club EIA Winthrop College

Injured Man In Critical Condition After Aiken Crash

A 46 year old Aiken man Clarence Strong was listed in critical condition at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital after a motorcycle wreck on Partridge Drive in Southwood. LifeBird transported him to the Augusta hospital, and officers investigated speeding complaints and found a bag of white powder and a bag with green leafy substance.

Aiken Medical College of Georgia Sally Simpkins Clarence Strong Augusta LifeBird Partridge Drive Southwood Aiken Department of Public Safety Strong

Carriages To Drive Through Aiken Parade And Benefit

The Aiken Driving Club will parade horses and carriages tomorrow at 11 a.m. meeting Mead Avenue and Whiskey Road. They will travel via clay roads to the Aiken Training Track and South Boundary to Colleton Avenue. A benefit evening March 11 at 8 p.m. raises funds for the Carriage Museum at Rye Patch on Berrie Road with two films from the 1985 Royal Windsor Show and the American Equestrian Team Driving Championships. Proceeds support the museum. tickets are 7.50 and tax deductible if checks go to Friends of Hopelands. The public is invited.

Aiken United States Royal Windsor England Gladstone N.J Friends of Hopelands Carriage Museum

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N.A. Piggly Wiggly Kirk Martin Nana Farris Ginny Southworth Edgefield Greenville Hampton Avenue N.A Neil Flowers Robert Barnett Ramada Inn Aiken Department of Public of Safety James Louis Williams President Street
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